PdfPages: PDF Page Editor

PdfPages puts the pages of a PDF in your hands. Open a document and every page appears as a tile you can drag, delete, rotate or add to. When it looks right, save it and share it.

Everything happens on your phone. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and your original file is never changed — saving always writes a new document.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

- Reorder by dragging. Grab the handle in a page's corner and move it where you want. The grid scrolls by itself when you reach an edge, so a long document is one gesture rather than a hundred taps.
- Delete pages. Tap the X on a page, or press and hold to select several and remove them together.
- Add pages. From another PDF, from a photo in your gallery, or as a blank sheet.
- Rotate pages. Any page, or any selection, a quarter turn at a time.
- Merge documents. Pick several PDFs at once and they open as one, ready to arrange.
- Undo anything. Every change can be taken back, and nothing is written until you press Save.
- Preview full screen. Tap a page to read it properly, then swipe through the document.

PAGES STAY PAGES

Many apps rearrange a PDF by turning every page into a picture. Text stops being selectable, lines go soft, and the file grows several times over. PdfPages rebuilds the real page structure instead. In our own testing a 794 kB report came back out at 794 kB, with its text still selectable.

NO SURPRISES

- No watermark, at any size, in any file.
- No subscription. The app is free with ads, and one optional one-time purchase removes them for good.
- No account and no sign-in.
- No storage permission, on any Android version.
- Nothing is uploaded. The app has no server of its own.

MADE TO BE READABLE

Legible type, controls big enough for a thumb, and a text-size setting that scales the app without breaking its layout. A screen reader can describe every control, and reordering also works without gestures, for anyone using TalkBack or Switch Access.

English and Turkish, with a language switch inside the app.

Saved documents go to Documents/PDF Pages, an ordinary folder you can open in any file manager, under a name you can read.